Department of Applied Health Science, Indiana University School of Public Health, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, 47401, USA.
The Center for Sexual Health Promotion, Indiana University School of Public Health, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA.
Arch Sex Behav. 2021 Apr;50(3):1183-1195. doi: 10.1007/s10508-021-01917-w. Epub 2021 Feb 9.
Using data from an undergraduate probability sample, we aimed to: (1) describe the prevalence and demographic characteristics of students who reported having engaged in rough sex with their current partner; (2) assess which sexual behaviors students consider to be rough sex; (3) describe the frequency with which participants report engaging in rough sex as well as their reports of initiating and liking rough sex, in relation to gender and sexual identity; and (4) examine predictors of rough sex frequency. Participants were 4998 students randomly sampled from a large Midwestern university who completed a confidential Internet-based survey (2453 women, 2445 men, 41 gender non-binary, 36 transgender or other gender non-conforming identities). Within these, 1795 individuals who reported a romantic/sexual partner of at least 3 months responded to questions about engaging, liking, and initiating rough sex. The most common behaviors participants considered to be rough sex were choking, hair pulling, and spanking. Transgender and gender non-binary students more often endorsed behaviors as rough sex. Also, rough sex was conceptualized as multidimensional, with one cluster being more consistent with earlier conceptualizations of rough sex (e.g., hair pulling, spanking) and the second cluster including behaviors such as choking, slapping, punching, and making someone have sex. About 80% of those with a current sexual or romantic partner engaged in rough sex with them and most who engaged it liked it. Bisexual women reported greater rough sex frequency and enjoyment (54.1% indicated enjoying it "very much"). Implications for sexuality research and education are discussed.
利用来自本科生概率抽样的数据，我们旨在：(1) 描述报告与当前伴侣进行过粗暴性行为的学生的流行率和人口统计学特征；(2) 评估学生认为哪些性行为属于粗暴性行为；(3) 描述参与者报告进行粗暴性行为的频率，以及他们在性别和性认同方面报告的发起和喜欢粗暴性行为的频率；(4) 考察粗暴性行为频率的预测因素。参与者是从一所大型中西部大学随机抽取的 4998 名学生，他们完成了一项机密的基于互联网的调查(2453 名女性，2445 名男性，41 名性别非二进制，36 名跨性别或其他性别不符合规范的身份)。在这些参与者中，有 1795 人报告了至少 3 个月的浪漫/性伴侣，他们回答了关于参与、喜欢和发起粗暴性行为的问题。参与者认为最常见的粗暴性行为是窒息、拉扯头发和拍打。跨性别和性别非二进制学生更倾向于认可这些行为是粗暴性行为。此外，粗暴性行为被概念化为多维的，一个集群更符合早期对粗暴性行为的概念化(例如，拉扯头发、拍打)，第二个集群包括窒息、拍打、拳击和强迫某人发生性行为等行为。大约 80%有当前性或浪漫伴侣的人与其进行了粗暴性行为，大多数进行过的人都喜欢。双性恋女性报告了更高的粗暴性行为频率和享受度(54.1%表示非常喜欢)。讨论了对性研究和教育的影响。
